Tracy High School - El Portal Yearbook (Tracy, CA)

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29 h Our philosophy of education in America is unique in that we as a people believe that a high school edu- cation should be available to all, NWC do not believe, as do some nations, that educational opportunities should exist only for selected groups. It would be foolish to deny that the future of our nation rests in considerable measure upon our progress in science and technology and our ability to train adequate numbers for such roles. However, the struggle for peace calls for knowledge, in- sights, and abilities of many kinds and if democracy is to be preserved, it is most important that each individ- ual has the opportunity to receive an education of such scope and diversity to enable him to rise to his own potential. For this reason the curriculum of Tracy High School includes a large variety of activities, Many of these activities are primarily academic in thier nature. Other activities within the curriculum are designed to provide students with opportunities to learn through actual participation, the strength of self government, the importance of cooperativeness, and the power of self confidence, I am proud to be a part of Tracy High, a school where every student has many opportunities to excel as an individual. MR. PAUL KOENIG. Counselor MRS. ADELLA SHAFER. Counselor

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